
This evening, we let Jack out to pee - he usually comes back in about ten minutes. But this time, it was twenty minutes and he didn't come back. We figured he was out prowling in the yard.
Our Son arrived home today from the East Coast, and after talking with us a while, he went downstairs to his room. Then he came back up and told us Jack was stuck in the fishpond.


Jack's front feet and elbows were on the broad wooden ledge around the pond, but his hindquarters were in the water. Perhaps the slippery floor of the pond prevented him from jumping out. In any case, he was stuck. He looked at us and squeaked, which is how he whines.
Our Son walked along the ledge to the corner and took ahold of his hips and heaved him out. Jack scurried away, then came running into the house and shook water all over [The Man I Love].

2 comments:
Jack is quite a character!
Merry Christmas...Kathy
Dogs do the daftest things! At least it was warm where you are and he didn't die of hypothermia!
Didn't he bark?
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